Zuria Vega
Biography
Zuria Vega is a Mexican actress born in Mexico City on January 10, 1989. She is the daughter of actor Gonzalo Vega and actress Leonora Sisto, and the sister of Marimar Vega and Gonzalo Vega Sisto. Her career in acting began as a child, appearing as an extra in the play Mrs. President directed by her father. At the age of 17, she was selected to participate in the television series SOS: Sex and Other Secrets. She went on to play the role of Renata Higareda in the soap opera Alma de Hierro in 2008. Zuria Vega has appeared in 31 known credits, primarily in acting roles.
Career overview
Zuria Vega began her acting career as a child, appearing as an extra in the play Mrs. President, which was directed and starred her father. At the age of 17, she was selected to participate in the series SOS: Sex and Other Secrets, marking her first job on television.
In 2008, Vega was cast in the soap opera Alma de Hierro, where she played the role of Renata Higareda. This marked one of her notable early roles in television.
Zuria Vega has a career spanning multiple projects, with a total of 31 known credits. Her acting career has been primarily focused on television and film, with a notable presence in Mexican media.
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Full Filmography
32 titles- La vida entera (2026) as María
- Unspeakable Sins (2025) as Helena Rivas
- Who Killed Him? (2024) as Brenda
- Thursday's Widows (2023)
- Las Pelotaris 1926 (2023) as Chelo
- Quiero tu vida (2023) as Sara
- Casando a mi Ex (2023) as Mariana
- El Refugio (2022) as Paula
- ¿Y cómo es él? (2022) as Marcia
- The Five Juanas (2021) as Juana Manny
- For Better, For Worse (2019) as Valeria
- Mi Marido tiene Más Familia (2018) as Julieta Aguilar
- Tenants (2018)
- Mi marido tiene familia (2017) as Julieta Aguilar Rivera
- Las 13 Esposas de Wilson Fernández (2017) as María Teresa
- Casi una gran estafa (2017)
- Ask God For Forgiveness... Not Me (2015) as Abigaíl Ríos / Abigaíl Ramos Flores
- Darker Than Night (2014) as Greta
- Darker Than Night (2014) Associate Producer
- Elvira I Will Give You My Life But I'm Using It (2014) as Ana
- The Poor, Rich Family (2013) as Lupita Menchaca Martínez
- Forever Yours (2013) as Eloisa De La Riva
- I Don't Know Whether to Slit My Wrists or Leave Them Long (2013) as Julia
- A Shelter for Love (2012) as Luciana Jacinto Flores
- Cloroformo (2012) as Valerie
- El equipo (2011) as Magda Saenz
- Without Her (2010) as Gabriela
- Curse by the Sea (2009) as Estrella Marina Briceño
- Alma de Hierro (2008) as Renata Higareda Fontana
- Killer Women (2008) as Azucena, Liberada
- S.O.S.: Sexo y otros Secretos (2007) as Roberta
- Corruptors
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What movies or TV shows is Zuria Vega best known for?
Zuria Vega is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Unspeakable Sins (2025), The Five Juanas (2021), Mi marido tiene familia (2017), Curse by the Sea (2009).
When and where was Zuria Vega born?
Zuria Vega was born on January 10, 1989 in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico.
How many credits does Zuria Vega have?
Zuria Vega has accumulated over 32 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2007 to 2026.
What is Zuria Vega's background in cinema and television?
Zuria Vega is a Mexican actress born in Mexico City on January 10, 1989. She is the daughter of actor Gonzalo Vega and actress Leonora Sisto, and the sister of Marimar Vega and Gonzalo Vega Sisto. Her career in acting began as a child, appearing as an extra in the play Mrs. President directed by her father. At the age ...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Curse by the Sea (2009) as Estrella Marina Briceño — aged about 20
- Mi marido tiene familia (2017) as Julieta Aguilar Rivera — aged about 28
- Alma de Hierro (2008) as Renata Higareda Fontana — aged about 19
- Killer Women (2008) as Azucena, Liberada — aged about 19
- Unspeakable Sins (2025) as Helena Rivas — aged about 36
- The Five Juanas (2021) as Juana Manny — aged about 32
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